US Condemns Political Violence In Ghana
The United States condemns all political violence in Ghana, especially any violent acts directed at political candidates, their homes or families. While campaigns can be vigorous and sometimes...
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UK, US Condemn Political Violence In Ghana; Caution Trouble Makers
Two of Ghana’s major allies, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States of America (USA) have condemned recent political violence between the two main parties – the National Democratic...
UK, US Condemn Political Violence In Ghana, Caution Trouble Makers
Two of Ghana’s major allies, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States of America (USA) have condemned recent political violence between the two main parties – the National Democratic...
We May Deny Visas Over Election Violence – US Warns Ghana
The United States Embassy in Ghana, has urged the leadership of political parties to call their members to order following recent eruption of partisan clashes. In a statement, the US warned that...
We May Deny Visas Over Election Violence
The United States Embassy in Ghana, has urged the leadership of political parties to call their members to order following recent eruption of partisan clashes. In a statement, the US warned that...
$600bn’ Lost During Arab Spring Protests
The Arab Spring protest movement has cost the region $614bn in lost growth since 2011, the UN says. The estimate is the first of its kind by a major economic body. It is equivalent to 6% of the...
Stanbic Boss Projects Growth Prospects For Ghana In 2017
Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Alhassan Andani has projected positive growth prospects for the country in 2017. At the Standard Bank West Africa Trans-regional Conference held in Accra, Mr Andani...
Dec. 2016 Polls Would Consolidate Ghana’s Democracy – Mahama
President John Mahama has given the world his government’s assurance and commitment that Ghana’s election later this year would consolidate the country’s democratic credentials to become a...
Sliding Gradually Towards the Precipice
Ghanaians believe and with some measure of justification that we are a bastion of democracy and this has given rise to a sense of bravado when we compare ourselves with other countries on this part...
Complete Biography & Profile of Elizabeth Akua Ohene, Former Minister of State in Charge of Tertiary Education
Miss Elizabeth Akua Ohene was born 24th January, 1945, and attended Mawuli School at Ho, between 1958 and 1964. She gained admission to the University of Ghana in 1964 and graduated with B. A. (Hon)...
Former President Rawlings Marks 34th Anniversary of Dec. 31 Revolution
Former President Jerry John Rawlings, on Thursday December 31, 2015, marked the 34th anniversary of the December 31, 1981 revolution that toppled Dr Hilla Limann of the Third Republic.
The ceremony...
Lt. Colonel Isaac Yacouba Zida Declares Himself As New Leader of Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso's military colonel Lt. Colonel Isaac Yacouba Zida has declared himself as the country's transitional leader amidst political unrest going on in Burkina Faso after the resignation of...
How The “Inherited Sate” Destroys Africa
Over the past five decades, Africa has had – and continues to deal with a number of issues affecting its development including corruption, preventable diseases, insecurity, malnutrition, poor...